I’m calling a shot here. This one is going to be the definite article. Covering issues 3 (“Song of Red Sophia”) and 4 (“Death’s Dark Tread“), it’s episode 2 of Swords Against Cerebus.

Just in case you thought we were going to have a good time reading this, it’s a back-to-back bad issue bonanza. Red Sophia is a misogynist caricature! Elrod’s no fun! Frank Thorne’s roleplaying in the letters! No one’s getting out of this one looking good. Except for us.

Find your hosts elsewhere:

• Ed’s comic, IA IA IA.

• Ed’s previous podcast, News of the World (available wherever you get your podcasts).

• Sophia Goodnight’s podcast, We Have To Talk About Dash Rendar (also available wherever you get your podcasts).

• Have questions about the eternal soul? Email us at [email protected]!

• Swords Against Cerebus’s theme song was composed by Avery Crimes!

And follow Swords Against Cerebus through our RSS Feed, on Spotify, on Apple Podcasts, or just at Gruppeshrike!

The inaugural episode of the only podcast covering every issue of Cerebus from start to finish, covering issue 1 (“Cerebus the Aardvark”) and 2 (“Captive in Boreala”).

LEARN:

Does “Cerebus Syndrome” actually manifest in the eponymous comic?

Which book of the Bible will we eventually be forced to discuss?

Is Bell Canada a white hat covert operative?

SEE:

Cerebus’s secret Star Wars origin!

The best sentence ever written!

The final word on the eternal soul!

Find your hosts elsewhere:

Ed’s comic, IA IA IA.

Ed’s previous podcast, News of the World (available wherever you get your podcasts).

Sophia Goodnight’s podcast, We Have To Talk About Dash Rendar (also available wherever you get your podcasts).

Have questions about the eternal soul? Email us at [email protected]!

Swords Against Cerebus’s theme song was composed by Avery Crimes

And follow Swords Against Cerebus through our RSS Feed, on Spotify, on Apple Podcasts, or just at Gruppeshrike!